Aron0621
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Post by Aron0621 on Nov 10, 2016 5:37:09 GMT
It sets its value to 360 degree whatever you type in. Noticed while I was trying to adjust radiator angles.
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Post by jonen on Nov 10, 2016 6:37:28 GMT
It sets its value to 360 degree whatever you type in. Noticed while I was trying to adjust radiator angles. It does not accept input in whole degrees, which is counterintuitive. Check a value less than 360 degrees by clicking on it, you see it'll be on the low side. Radians?
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Post by Aron0621 on Nov 10, 2016 22:52:35 GMT
That occured me too and IIRC I tried 1 or 2. Definately less than twice the Pi, didn't worked. But I'm not really sure I did tested that, so...I'll try again when I'm available.
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Post by jonen on Nov 10, 2016 23:10:43 GMT
Testing.
Inputting 1 gives a 57 degree angle. 2 gives 115. 3 gives 172. 4 gives 229 5 gives 286 6 gives 344
360 (manually reduced and increased) returns 6.28.
So while it's consistent, not sure what is up. Dur me blind.
Other way round 100 degrees gives 1.74. 200 degrees gives 3.49 300 degrees gives 5.23+ (remains at 300 through two clicks, returns 5.23 and 5.24) 45 degrees gives 0.78 90 degrees gives 1.57 180 degrees gives 3.14+ (remains at 180 through two clicks, returns 3.14 and 3.15)
Conclusion: 360 is 2xPi. Enter in radians, outputs degrees.
Prolly needs a tooltip mentioning this? At the very least.
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Post by Aron0621 on Nov 11, 2016 7:09:50 GMT
Who's gonna use radians over degree in this case tho?
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